- Catastro
- Lot area
- 5,371 sq ft
- Sale price
- $500,000
- Sale date
- Jul 16, 2026
- Transaction type
- Likely market sale
No recorded changeOpen property record
Baldrich is an established residential community in Hato Rey Norte, San Juan. Official Puerto Rico property records identify 603 records inside its reconciled boundary, which follows official parcel edges and includes the internal street grid. Archived property records document homes built from 1950 through at least 1970. Baldrich remains one report because public records consistently treat its gated and open streets as one community under the Baldrich residents association. Access is mixed: part of the neighborhood has controlled entry while the rest remains open. Current association fees remain unverified.
Neighborhood boundary and report statistics through Aug 23, 2026.
Current fees and amenities are listing-reported and should be confirmed with the association.
See where Baldrich sits in Puerto Rico and inspect its reviewed parcel-level report boundary.
Neighborhood boundary and report statistics through Aug 23, 2026.
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Current fees and amenities are listing-reported and should be confirmed with the association.
Likely market-sale signals, refreshed from public records every month.
| Lot area | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 209 Manuel F RossyPublic parcel C89B9C14 | 5,371 sq ft | $500,000 | Jul 16, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| Public parcel 1DBF96FAAddress unavailable | 4,768 sq ft | $400,000 | Jul 6, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| Public parcel 2E08855AAddress unavailable | 3,321 sq ft | $300,000 | Mar 25, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| Public parcel A3702D36Address unavailable | 4,596 sq ft | $360,000 | Mar 13, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| 282 E RooseveltPublic parcel 722584A0 | 4,402 sq ft | $600,000 | Mar 4, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| Public parcel ECFDA0CEAddress unavailable | 5,038 sq ft | $385,000 | Jan 22, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| Public parcel A7216525Address unavailable | 4,682 sq ft | $425,000 | Jan 8, 2026 | Likely market sale | |
| 266 Calle Coll y TostePublic parcel ABAC77CE | 4,295 sq ft | $337,501 | Dec 18, 2025 | Likely market sale | |
| Public parcel A375A0AFAddress unavailable | 5,134 sq ft | $245,000 | Oct 7, 2025 | Likely market sale | |
| 321 Calle P A BigayPublic parcel 9479604F | 5,092 sq ft | $505,000 | Sep 16, 2025 | Likely market sale |
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This report is updated regularly from official Puerto Rico property records. Changes publish after each update is reviewed and approved.
The current outline is verified against an official recorded source, and Bidicua rechecks it whenever new official records appear.
Development dates, amenities, access rules, and the official barrio require reliable source documents. Pending labels prevent unverified marketing claims from becoming published facts.
Public property records may omit a transaction amount or date for some properties. Bidicua preserves those records as unavailable instead of assuming that a sale occurred.
Bidicua converts positive recorded deed-area values from square meters to square feet. A missing, zero, or otherwise unusable source value remains unavailable.
Baldrich is in the Hato Rey Norte barrio. The Puerto Rico State Elections Commission also places Juan José Osuna School on Calle Tous Soto inside the community.
The residents association petitioned for access control, and San Juan Municipal Resolution 67 authorized a partial system on November 1, 2002. The main entrance was initially authorized for nights and weekends while road work at the PR-1 and Domenech intersection remained pending. The resolution describes traffic and access requirements and does not identify a specific crime event as the cause. A 2024 public allocation for access control in Baldrich's west portion shows that later work was still being handled by section within the same community.
No. Property, court, municipal, and residents-association records consistently identify one Baldrich community. The gates change access on some streets, but the reviewed evidence does not establish a separately named subdivision or independent neighborhood boundary.
Archived property records identify homes built in 1950 and 1959, followed by examples from 1960, 1968, and 1970. The report uses 1950 as an estimated development start.